I am thinking of increasing the boost level to 1.1 bar, but am not sure what is needed and what is the best way around it.
Current Engine State:
-Stock Internals
-Stock IC
-Fuel Pressure Regulator
-Blitz Induction Kit
-HKS SSQV BOV
-Stainless Steel Scorpion Exhaust (CAT still in place)
-Colder Grade Plugs (NGK)
-Magnecor 8.5mm ignition Leads
-Lightened Flywheel
-Clutchmasters FX200 sports clutch
Is it going to be sufficient to just purchase a boost controller and then arrange the fuel pressure, is it better to get an electronic or manual, do i need a piggyback ecu. This car is a daily runner so it needs to be reliable at the same time
To Boost what mods are needed - REV3
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A uprated IC will be best before upping the boost.
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yup as above, a decat would help with flow as well.
but mainly just a good ebc will do the trick.... i would fire it on the rollers quick just to check the afr's but imports run so dam rich anyway i doubt it will be running unsafe
but mainly just a good ebc will do the trick.... i would fire it on the rollers quick just to check the afr's but imports run so dam rich anyway i doubt it will be running unsafe
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iv no cat , st205 charge cooler ,mbc and 280lbs and 297.8hp on the factory ecu @1.2 bar
driven every day as if its stolen
and its even better now with a pfc mapped by Ryan
driven every day as if its stolen
and its even better now with a pfc mapped by Ryan
car now sold
most parts off gts chris
most parts off gts chris
Re: To Boost what mods are needed - REV3
Hmmm so an aftermarket ecu or piggyback ecu is not essential, you can run a higher boost without problems, will look into an aftermarket IC and boost controller then, i cannot really decat due to MOT. Also what should i go for a manual / electronic boost controller, i have read that a manual boost controller would not hold the boost while the electronic one would make good for fluctuations and keep boost constant. Is that correct?
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Xmun7 wrote:Hmmm so an aftermarket ecu or piggyback ecu is not essential, you can run a higher boost without problems, will look into an aftermarket IC and boost controller then, i cannot really decat due to MOT. Also what should i go for a manual / electronic boost controller, i have read that a manual boost controller would not hold the boost while the electronic one would make good for fluctuations and keep boost constant. Is that correct?
any mr2 before 1995 can be de-catted.....
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Thing is i have recently transplanted a Rev3 Turbo engine into it, isnt the Rev3 1995 thus meaning i cannot remove the CAT?
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Xmun7 wrote:Thing is i have recently transplanted a Rev3 Turbo engine into it, isnt the Rev3 1995 thus meaning i cannot remove the CAT?
Nope, It takes the oldest part either chasis or engine
Have a read here
http://www.imoc.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=43072
An older engine fitted to a vehicle will be tested to the age of the engine (evidence needed). A newer engine fitted to an older car will be tested to the age of the car i.e whichever is the oldest.
I asked God for a bike, but I know God doesn't work that way. So I stole a bike and asked for forgiveness.
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Hmm, that sounds interesting i will have to see how this applies in Malta. If so i would then be able to boost to 1.2 bar (with an uprated IC) probably or is that over the top ?
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I have :
3" exhaust (HKS)
3" downpipe (Berk)
Open airfilter (Apexi
Upgraded SMIC (Greddy).
I run this, without an EBC or MBC. and I get between 1 and 1.1 bar.
So free the flow and temperature and the boost will raise automatically.
3" exhaust (HKS)
3" downpipe (Berk)
Open airfilter (Apexi
Upgraded SMIC (Greddy).
I run this, without an EBC or MBC. and I get between 1 and 1.1 bar.
So free the flow and temperature and the boost will raise automatically.
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Just got to know that for the MOT i wont have a problem as i will be tested based on the year of the car not the engine, now im not sure if i should custom fabricate a downpipe or just buy one ready made
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Re: To Boost what mods are needed - REV3
Ren0W wrote:I have :
3" exhaust (HKS)
3" downpipe (Berk)
Open airfilter (Apexi
Upgraded SMIC (Greddy).
I run this, without an EBC or MBC. and I get between 1 and 1.1 bar.
So free the flow and temperature and the boost will raise automatically.
renow, actually the temperature will not raise it will lower, when you replace the exhaust with a more free flowing one you reduce pumping losses and therefore decrease the effort needed by the turbocharger to generate the same boost pressure and decrease losses via heat generation.
it's the main reason that larger turbos make more power for the same boost level
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I think you misread my last sentence
So free the flow and temperature , and the boost will raise automatically.
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